Pushing the everyday dressing boundaries. 

Crumpled drapes held in place by wire, lingerie worn on the outside, zips, feathers and a new bag with three compartments – for Spring/Summer 2027, The Attico seated its guests on beds and asked who a woman becomes when nobody is watching

For spring-summer 2027, Pierpaolo Piccioli makes couture a living laboratory where gesture, body and material reinvent the codes of Balenciaga.

With Re{form}, John Galliano opens Zara's archives to haute couture and transforms its familiar pieces into new, theatrical and contemporary silhouettes.

Moschino Spring/Summer 2027 marks a new chapter under Loris Messina and Simone Rizzo, where Franco Moschino's legacy is approached through proportion, structure and whimsy rather than the revival of familiar symbols.

For his first show at Courrèges, Drew Henry draws on the House's archives to reinvent, with humour and colours, the optimism of its early years.

“There is no single way to dress” – the commentary at the Dolce & Gabbana show served as a concise statement for the Spring/Summer 2027 collection. With “Stravaganza Siciliana,” Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana sought freedom in dressing, continuously combining seemingly contrasting patterns and materials in a collection brimming with playfulness and joy.

Demna's Gucci Spring/Summer 2027 show redefines the concept of bourgeois elegance, combining seduction, aristocratic subversion, and the brand's trademarks in Milan. Special guests at the show included Donatella Versace, Shawn Mendes, Bianca Jagger, Cardi B, Eva Herzigova and Romeo Beckham, while Poppy Delevinge, Isabella Ferrari, and Osanna Visconti walked the runway.

Silvana Armani reinterprets the house's codes through minimal and calibrated differences, including elongated jackets, the debut of cotton, a nostalgia-free echo of the 1980s, and a palette of ivory, black and gold.

For the Spring/Summer 2027 fashion season, Simone Rocha is focusing on developing a women's line that is more restrained, versatile and wearable.

For spring-summer 2027, Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons make the skirt an object of study and desire, endlessly exploring its forms, materials and uses.

For its 170th anniversary, Burberry entrusted Celia Birtwell and Daniel Lee with the task of reinventing its codes in an instinctive, tactile and resolutely British collection.

For his final collection at Diesel, Glenn Martens transforms the catwalk into an incandescent club where desire, chaos, denim and freedom celebrate one last endless night.

London marks the second stop of Open Studio, the travelling program that brings Homme Plissé Issey Miyake into contact with international creative communities and scenes.

After a twenty-five-year absence, Alexander McQueen returns to London with a collection where elegance, subversion and dark romanticism reconnect with the DNA of the house.